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Posted May 21, 2025
Get ready to race, because JDM: Japanese Drift Master is now available on GOG with a 15% launch discount until June 4th, 2 PM UTC!

This game combines realistic, carefully-tuned physics in a simcade experience that’s as smooth on a controller as it is with sim racing hardware. Tackle hundreds of kilometers of open-world roads and uncover story-driven events and quests along the way. Hone your drifting skills, perfect grip races, take on challenges, and feel the thrill of authentic Japanese street racing.

You can also get JDM: Japanese Drift Master - Supporter Pack and JDM: Japanese Drift Master - Let's Drift.

Now on GOG!
Posted May 25, 2025
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timppu: What's with the Japanese and their drifting?
Why can't they just drive properly like the rest of us?
Tires must be cheaper in Japan.
Posted May 25, 2025
Looks like a lot of fun.
Posted May 25, 2025
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syscrusher: License expiry is all the more reason to buy at GOG and burn games to M-discs or save to one's own network.
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GOGer: you use m-discs or just "know" about them?
if you do, tell me more...
@GOGer - I've been using M-discs since Blu-ray (25 GB) versions became available at Amazon. They're costly but worth it because their lifespan is about indefinite. The US military conducted extreme environmental tests and determined they retain data where all other media formats failed. In boiling water, in ice, exposed to the desert 24/7 for a month. I've burned all my favorite and most important GOG titles to M-discs and store them in commercial grade full size DVD cases. It's like creating physical media now rarely made by game publishers.
Posted May 25, 2025
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timppu: What's with the Japanese and their drifting?
The origins of the drifting 'sport' can be traced back to a single chilly evening in April of the year 1966, at a Tokyo cinema, with Kunimitsu Takahashi viewing Tokyo Drifter (by Seijun Suzuki - a director known for their 'unique' B-movies).

Upon exiting the theater, and returning to his home, having been deeply affected by the film, Takahashi-san had contemplated the current direction of his life.
"If a human with little traction drifts, perhaps an automobile may be retrofitted to perform the equivalent action."
With absolutely zero regard for the consequences of this insidious idea, 'drifting' had been conceived.

Disclaimer: The above text is inspired by actual (Narrator: "Blatant falsehood.") historical events. However, certain occurrences and [inner] dialogue portrayed in written format were created for the purpose of fictitious dramatization, although there may exist striking similarities to a person no longer currently living.
Posted May 26, 2025
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GOGer: you use m-discs or just "know" about them?
if you do, tell me more...
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syscrusher: @GOGer - I've been using M-discs since Blu-ray (25 GB) versions became available at Amazon. They're costly but worth it because their lifespan is about indefinite. The US military conducted extreme environmental tests and determined they retain data where all other media formats failed. In boiling water, in ice, exposed to the desert 24/7 for a month. I've burned all my favorite and most important GOG titles to M-discs and store them in commercial grade full size DVD cases. It's like creating physical media now rarely made by game publishers.
m-disks bluray or dvd? i was interested in your discussion, i read the wiki and it says they come in two formats, i don't know if you can run bluray on pc
Post edited May 26, 2025 by RekontVerlon
Posted May 26, 2025
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syscrusher: @GOGer - I've been using M-discs since Blu-ray (25 GB) versions became available at Amazon. They're costly but worth it because their lifespan is about indefinite. The US military conducted extreme environmental tests and determined they retain data where all other media formats failed. In boiling water, in ice, exposed to the desert 24/7 for a month. I've burned all my favorite and most important GOG titles to M-discs and store them in commercial grade full size DVD cases. It's like creating physical media now rarely made by game publishers.
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RekontVerlon: m-disks bluray or dvd? i was interested in your discussion, i read the wiki and it says they come in two formats, i don't know if you can run bluray on pc
@RekontVerlon - Yeah,I use the Blu-ray (BD) format of M-discs. They're 25 GB each. M-discs also comes in DVD format that's about 4.5 GB. To best burn and read either BD or DVD format M-discs, use an optical drive marked with the M-disc logo. You can see the logo here - https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/75/LG_WH14NS40.jpg
Posted 4 days ago
Bought it. Love it. Praying it does well enough to get Toyota’s and Mitsubishi’s blessings to add their cars to the roster. I hope they get Initial D’a blessing too. Would absolutely love to get Deja Vu on the air while playing this.

<del>Also want this car in this game asap:</del>
https://youtu.be/FCKYCntiaSU?si=eNQHD1vvx3qCrMI8
Haha. Silly me. It’s already in the game. The Subaru BRZ. Wait, does that count?
Post edited 4 days ago by paci2020
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